The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-08
LINEN DRESS GOODS.


LINEN DRESS GOODS.
n. u..ssal variety o. Essssat FABRICS
| Onsred Thu BeaseR
| Linen dress fabrics. cool and fresh
for summer wear. are unusually plenti-
full in their variety Of design and
color. and not the least Of their desir'r
bic qualities Is that they are in fast
coIors and will stand washing admira-
bly,.
Among tho newest goods in this limo
are the linen ginghams, having much
the same appearance in the plain piece
as the cotton ginghams, but much
lighter and smoother, and possessing
the glossiness peculiar 70 linen; and
the pongee linens. that 20 closely re-
ssmble the fabric for which they arc
named a. to be 1T . short distance
hardly distinguishable from it. Tho
fabric Is cotton and linen. twenty
seven inches wide. and costs from
thirty-fve TO forty cents per yard ac-
cording to quality. The plain linen
ginghams in solid colors are all linen.
and in twenty-four inch goods cost
thirty cents q yard The colors shown
!, are blue. in light and dark shades
black. II black may be styled color
brown and pink. The latter color
, besides being . very popular tint Is
! charming for morning-dresses In June.
!. when il contrasts 50 prettiiy with sur
J rounding grcenery.
!. Combinations are also possible. no
|. only Of color but Of material. the SANE
material in damassc effects being y
matching shades with the plain goods
These damasse linen ginghams ar
twenty-four inches in width. and COS
Z forty cents per yard.
! Linen ginghamA in checks rangln
!, in size from pin-head TO one-eight
! Of an inch square. are very popular
& but are seldom or never made up \
i combinations. the fancy being for IN
{ complete suit or costume Of IN
j checked goods These come wit
\. white in alienation with blue, PM
:. brown and black. the latter afiording
I, seasonable mourning fabric, aithoug
I, not necessarily confined to that pm,
"A pose. They are also in broken Pia''
- IN the same combinations OF color
= These cost thirty cents yard. and a
\. twenty-four inches wide
More dressy than these are the line
= grenadines in light blue. pink Oh
gold- tan. ecru and natural flax color
~ displaying the same open mesnes
- latt;ced designs ~ silk grenadins
and also floral figures interviewer
- brocaded effects. These grcnadin
~ are made up in combination with
L, matching color Of the plain linen gin
m mama. mentioned above. The figur
grenadines are twenty-six inches wiz
and may be had in any Of the nam
c,lors nj thirty-fivc cents yard.
But the most charming Of all IN
.cx delightful linen fabrics are the y
~ pa,terns OF linen lawns Thin
80, sheer a. organdie. but more firm,
N fabric leaves nothing 70 be desired
ira view Of GOODNESS and comfort; WI
the designs represent exquisite bran
- i.c sprays Of dainty colorings. irre'
M larry disposed on the semi-transpar
,cy surface. Sprays in patterns Of grass
ons berries and leaves on white chinE
dcJ orings in floral designs, pale tca-ro
81 and green leaves on ivory lawn.
fac peach-tinted buds and blossoms
800 rhin< effects are some Of the lovely
Nth signs. The favorite heliotropc INT
= y also seen, in thickly clustered spray
.erv bloom on white. well covering the
boy. face. or scattered at irregular distan
II Of These artistic productions hsvc =
line 81 the set, decided effects which z
usal. acterize the patterns Of the staple j
emo lawns, but all show detached spray
!. ne i clusters on ivory, pink, white
,age. crcam-tinted lawn, which sells at \
Just cents yard, and measures tive
nas- four inches in width. Staple
lawns, in white. with set gccmct
~ II | figures or regularly disposed desi
ents are the same width. and cost Y
'cctly cents yard. For mourning there
,nfec- plain black lawns, black figured
ndon. | lawns. ard whitc-fgurcd black
~ * faces, 20 that every depth and sha'
bcr L mourning may be attained in
ecble- materials They cost forty cents
! fair ward. White lawn Is always In den
" the and supplies want no other =
been can ever satisfactorily ILL., DEMO